Vegan Chocolate Raspberry Pudding Parfait for Two! This is an easy, fast, and delicious dessert recipe that looks at good as it tastes.
HEALTHIER VEGAN CHOCOLATE PUDDING
If you’re looking for a fast, easy, somewhat healthy—as far as sweets go—dessert, then this is it. Thick and creamy vegan chocolate pudding with pureed raspberries, and a thick layer and a dollop of vegan whipped cream. Dreamy.
The pudding reminds me of the kind my mom used to make from the box, it’s that thick and silky. However, this is better, because it’s a five ingredient vegan pudding that doesn’t contain refined sugar, or things you can’t pronounce, unlike the boxed stuff.
It’s made from the following ingredients:
firm sprouted tofu
cocoa powder
pure maple syrup,
pure vanilla extract
unsweetened almond milk
You don’t have to cook it, and you don’t have to wait for it to set. This is EASY.
I tinkered with the chocolate and the maple syrup for a while when I created this pudding recipe, because I wanted a dark chocolate flavor. That meant that it couldn’t be too sweet.
I think I nailed it. It has a slight, very slight, bitterness about it, and that’s what I was looking for.
The pure raspberry puree gives a sweet-tart flavor that brightens the darkness of the chocolate. I didn’t add any sweetener to the raspberries because I wanted their delicious flavor to shine all on their own.
The vegan whipped cream is the only thing that’s not homemade. I cheated on this part because I really wanted this vegan pudding parfait recipe to be fast and easy, so I bought a tub of So Delicious Coco Whip.
We have to help keep our vegan friendly companies in business, right? However, if you want to make your own coconut whip, then click here for the recipe.
This dairy-free chocolate pudding parfait for two recipe was inspired by love and chocolate.
It would be a perfect romantic dessert for Valentine’s Day or any special occasion. I love my husband so much that I wanted to make him something special for dessert. And we both love chocolate, so this is a 2 for 1 when it comes to love.
Speaking of love, you’re going to love this parfait. It’s easy, it’s quick, it’s pretty, it’s pretty healthy, and it’s scrumpdillyicious! Every bite melts in your mouth.
The velvety pudding and the tangy raspberries, along with the fluffy coconut cream is a beautiful symphony of sweet satisfaction. Picture your special someone’s face when you serve them this gorgeous dessert.
Since it's almost Valentine's Day, my plan is to serve a romantic dinner in front of the fireplace.
I’m going to start with my Vegan Scallop Salad for Two, then I’ll move on to my Dairy-Free Fettuccini Alfredo, and finish with this vegan chocolate raspberry pudding parfait.
A glass of champagne will most likely find its way into our hands as well, because, it is a day of celebration.
If you’re not going to stay in to eat on Tuesday, then make these for breakfast. They’re full of protein, fruit, and natural sugars—if you make your own coco whip. They’d be a great little morning gift for your kids. Imagine how much they’d love a dessert breakfast.
HOW TO STORE VEGAN PARFAIT
You can put the parfaits together the day before if you like. Just make sure to cover them and keep them in the refrigerator.
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VEGAN CHOCOLATE RASPBERRY PUDDING PARFAIT FOR TWO
Ingredients
- 15 ounce firm tofu
- ⅓ cup cocoa powder
- ¼ cup plus 1 tablespoon pure maple syrup
- 1 teaspoon pure vanilla extract
- 4 tablespoon unsweetened almond milk (add more if necessary) soy milk if you can't eat nuts
- 1 cup fresh raspberries
- 1 ½ cups coconut whip store bought or make my coconut whip recipe
Instructions
- Blend the tofu, cocoa powder, maple syrup, vanilla, and almond milk in a blender on a high speed until smooth and creamy. Scrape down the sides and blend two or three times if needed. Put the pudding in a large bowl and refrigerate until chilled.
- Puree the raspberries in the blender by pulsing until they’re broken down and thick. Don’t go too far or you’ll end up with juice.
- Make your own coconut whip or use store bought.
- In a glass of your choice, spoon a layer of pudding, a layer of coconut cream, a layer of raspberry puree, another layer of pudding, and top with a dollop of coco whip and a fresh raspberry.
- Enjoy!
Notes
Nutrition
Jill Roberts @ WellnessGeeky says
Legit speechless, this vegan chocolate raspberry pudding recipe look unreal!! Definitely I will prep it on the weekend for my family. Thx for sharing!
Linda Meyer says
Thank you, Jill! It's pretty darn good! 🙂 Let us know what you and your family think.
Kellie says
This looks so good! I plan on making rhis tonight. Can you clarify the 1/4 + 1 TBS maple syrup? Is that 1/4 teaspoon or cup? I'm not top say in the kitchen in order to have an indication of which one it is. Thank you!
Linda Meyer says
Hi Kellie! Thank you so much. Great catch, it should read 1/4 cup plus 1 tbsp. Let me know how you like it.
Vegan Heaven says
This looks so yummy! I'm drooling right now 🙂
Linda Meyer says
Thank you, Sina!
alisamarie says
Perfection! It's funny but soy has been villainized so much that I rarely see the tofu desserts anymore, which are fabulous! They weigh less heavy on the gut than straight up cashew or coconut ones.
Linda Meyer says
Soy really does get a bad rap, and for no good reason. Tofu is a great source of protein, it's heavily processed soy that's bad for us. I'm happy to see that you're in my camp. Thanks, Alisa. 🙂
The Vegan 8 says
This is a beautiful chocolate pudding Linda! The raspberries are a lovely addition!
Linda Meyer says
Thank you so much, Brandi. 🙂
Anjali Lalani says
These are gorgeous!! I love the flavors of rasperberry and chocolate combined! So good!
Linda Meyer says
Thank you, Anjali!
Mel | avirtualvegan.com says
They look so good and so easy! Perfect, as getting stressed while preparing a special meal is never a good thing. I love that it's healthy enough to eat for breakfast!
Linda Meyer says
Thank you! The best kind of breakfast. 🙂
Dianne says
This looks so amazing! I love when desserts can double as breakfast!
Linda Meyer says
Thank you, Dianne!
Vicky Cristina says
What a pity! Why did you post this on valentine's day? huhuhuhu I could have made one for my partner. It looks so yummy and quite easy to make
Linda Meyer says
Hey, Vicky! Thank you. I posted it the day before V Day. 🙂 Make it for him tonight, there's never a wrong day to eat chocolate.
Uma Srinivas says
I am not big fan of pudding...but this sounds interesting!
Linda Meyer says
It's worth a try. Maybe it will change your mind about pudding. 🙂
nicoleanndawson says
I think I would make the batch then hide the second 1 🙂
Linda Meyer says
I'm not going to lie, it's been done. 🙂 Thanks, Nicole!
Jenn says
Good chocolate should definitely have a bitter note! These look so creamy and delicious!!
Linda Meyer says
I'm so glad you agree on bittersweet chocolate. Thanks, Jenn! Happy Valentine's Day. 🙂
Becky says
Oh my goodness, can I just eat both of these myself? YUM!
Linda Meyer says
You and me too! Thanks, Becky! 🙂
veggiesdontbite says
You say for 2...I say back off, their mine! Love me some chocolate pudding!
Linda Meyer says
Lol! I had to make another batch, because I didn't even give my poor husband a chance. Thanks, Sophia. 🙂
Amy Katz from Veggies Save The Day says
Looks fabulous, Linda! I love that coco whip. Your whole menu sounds perfect.
Linda Meyer says
Thank you Amy! 🙂
Natalie | Feasting on Fruit says
Ooooh so elegant and Valentine's perfect! But I'm not sure I would share the second one...too yummy 🙂
Linda Meyer says
Thank you, Natalie! Yep, that is a problem-haha!
MaryEllen@VNutrition says
These look so delicious and perfect for Valentine's Day! Excited to give them a try!
Linda Meyer says
Thank you! Let me know what you think. Happy Valentine's Day. 🙂
Christine @ Run Plant Based says
Wow, this looks fabulous and simple to make. Love the list of ingredients, thanks!
Linda Meyer says
Thank you! They're so easy to make.
Strength and Sunshine says
How cute! I love a little chocolatey treat for two 😉 (Or I can just eat both...)
Linda Meyer says
Thank you! Go for it, they're pretty good for you. 🙂
Juanita says
They look so gummy! All your food is always so bright and colorful and happy. I will made it and watch a romantic movie with my boo on my valentine day. That will be a sweet day!
Linda Meyer says
Thank you so much, Juanita! I appreciate your kind words and that you took the time to comment. Happy Valentine's Day, enjoy the parfaits. 🙂